Category:1941 in Beirut

Media in category "1941 in Beirut"

The following 24 files are in this category, out of 24 total.

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  Beirut, 1941-07. A truck abandoned by Vichy French troops.jpg 310 × 467; 105 KB
  
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  Beirut, 1941-09-12. General de Verdilhac and a group of British officers on the wharf when Vichy troops sailed for France.jpg 632 × 409; 157 KB
  
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  Beirut, 1941-11-11. Arrival of Australian General J.D. Lavarack with Free French General Catroux at the Beirut Armistice Day service.jpg 599 × 391; 128 KB
  
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  Beirut, 1941-11-11. Gen. Catrou and Lt-Gen. J.D. Lavarack inspecting a guard of honour at the Beirut Armistice Day service.jpg 595 × 385; 119 KB
  
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  Beirut, 1941-11-11. Lt-Gen Lavarack and Free French Gen Catroux talking after the Armistice Day ceremony.jpg 598 × 393; 133 KB
  
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  Beirut, 1941-11-22. Gen. Henry Maitland Wilson with Gen. Caroux arriving to attend a race meeting.jpg 601 × 404; 130 KB
  
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  Beirut, Lebanon. 1941-09. Vichy French General de Verdilhac (cropped).jpg 89 × 122; 8 KB
  
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  Beirut, Lebanon. 1941-09. Vichy French General de Verdilhac, with Major-General Chrystall, inspecting a guard of honour mounted by troops of the 6th Australian Division.jpg 640 × 494; 202 KB
  
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  Beirut, Syria 1941-08-11. French supply tank and ammunition trailer captured in Tripoli.jpg 640 × 399; 170 KB
  
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  Beirut, Syria. 1941-09-12. A party of Vichy French officers, including Gen. de Verdilhac, with several British officers.jpg 621 × 409; 151 KB
  
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  BEIRUT, SYRIA. 1941-11-11. GENERAL CATROUX, FREE FRENCH COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, LAYING A WREATH AT THE FRENCH MEMORIAL DURING THE ARMISTICE DAY SERVICE.jpg 551 × 387; 142 KB
  
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  BEIRUT, SYRIA. 1941-11-22. GENERAL SIR HENRY MAITLAND WILSON AND GENERAL CATROUX INSPECTING A GUARD OF HONOUR OF LOCAL GENDARMERIE.jpg 640 × 499; 167 KB
  
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  Early Oct 1941 - Entering the outer suburbs of Beyrouth, Syria (now Lebanon) (36290814652).jpg 3,249 × 2,020; 3.47 MB
  
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  Generals Maitland, Catroux and Lavarack inspect troops of the 1st Cavalry Division, British Yeomanry, at the Armistice Ceremony.jpg 639 × 454; 163 KB
  
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  Men of the 7th Division and Vichy soldiers exchange smokes just prior to the Australians entering Beirut city.jpg 639 × 467; 219 KB
  
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  The British Army in the Middle East 1941 E4290.jpg 767 × 799; 116 KB
  
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  This building was used by the Vichy forces as a store. The banner reads UN SEUL CHEF, PETAIN - (One Leader Only, Petain).jpg 625 × 403; 195 KB
  
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  This truck, proudly displaying the symbols of Free France, aroused great interest in Beirut.jpg 640 × 407; 174 KB
  
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  Vichy forces board the ship SINAIA in Beirut.jpg 619 × 385; 157 KB
  
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  Vichy forces return to France instead of joining General De Gaulle. They are on the decks of the SINAIA in Beirut harbour.jpg 629 × 392; 156 KB
  
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  Vichy French soldiers at a camp in Beirut after the Syrian Campaign. The banner reads “VIVE PETAIN”.jpg 628 × 410; 197 KB
  
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  Vichy soldiers assembled in the street of Beirut before the vote to join the De Gaulle Forces.jpg 618 × 394; 151 KB
  
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  Vichy soldiers assembled in the street waiting to cast their votes on the important subject of joining the De Gaulle Forces or return to France.jpg 640 × 374; 170 KB
  
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  Vichy soldiers on the bow of the GROIX shortly before it left Beirut for France.jpg 633 × 389; 160 KB